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Band 6+: Write a report for a university lecturer describing the information in the chart and table below.

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The image contains a bar chart and a table about the percentage of boys vs. girls attending the Five-ring Cup English Speech Contest from 2003 to 2006 and the total attendance. The percentage of attendees in 2003 was 50% boys and 50% girls. In 2004, it was 54% boys and 46% girls. In 2005, it was 60% boys and 40% girls. In 2006, it was 33% boys and 67% girls. The table shows the total number of attendees: 717 in 2003, 1096 in 2004, 1520 in 2005, and 6088 in 2006.
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English Speech Contest and the total number of attendances in each year from 2003 to 2006.

In 2003 boys were as many as girls, both were 50%. The total of attendance at the contest was 717. In 2004 percentage of boys was rising meanwhile the percentage of girls decreased by 5% than the last year. And the total was 1096 attendances. In 2005 the percentage of boys reached the highest point at 60%. On the other hand, the percentage of girls were sharply dropping reaching the nadir at 40%. The total was 1520 attendances. While the percentage of boys was dramatically falling by 25%, the percentage of girls suddenly rose and hit its peak at 65% in 2006. The percentage of girls was more than twice that as boys. There were 6088 attendances that year.

Overall, the numbers of attendances were increasing year by year. The percentage of boys and girls were fluctuated. The chart and table show the percentage of boys vs. girls attending the Five-ring Cup

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